Ethiopia rejects ‘biased, untimely’ U.S. human rights resolution
The Ethiopian government officially responded to the United States Congress’ decision on Tuesday to issue a resolution against the government
Zimbabwe government buys Boeing planes, leases them to new airline
Zimbabwe has bought two Boeing 777 aircraft and an Embraer plane from Malaysia, the finance minister said on Wednesday, adding
Reprieve for teen refugees after EU court ruling
In handling the influx of refugees, the European Union top court has issued a ruling on refugees who enter the
U.S. begins annual counterterrorism training in Niger
Six months after the deaths of U.S. soldiers in Niger led to questions about the military’s presence in the West
Pope expresses solidarity with Algeria after plane crash
The incident involving a military aircraft which crashed immediately after take-off from the airport of Boukfair near Algiers on Wednesday
Faces of Africa – The Unlikely Birdman
Samuel Japane is a self-taught bird specialist who started living out his purpose at the age of 46. For quite
Egypt, Russia to resume direct flights two years after plane crash
Egypt and Russia are scheduled to resume their direct flights within the coming few hours after two years of suspension
German aid worker kidnapped in Niger
A German aid worker was on Wednesday evening kidnapped in Western Niger near the Mali border. According to Niger’s
Mauritius ‘freezes Angolan tycoon’s accounts’
Mauritius has frozen bank accounts linked to Angola’s “people’s fund” scandal, Reuters news agency reports. A BBC investigation in November
UN launches aggressive campaign against yellow fever
The UN has launched a plan to vaccinate at least 1 billion people against yellow fever in Africa by 2026.